Void Acoustics Expands Portfolio in October 2026
New for October 2026: Cyclone 8 V2, Inca 1000 & 2000, Air Array Fly Frame and a refreshed Inca 500
Void Acoustics has expanded its portfolio with the launch of the Cyclone 8 V2 loudspeaker, Inca 1000 and Inca 2000 amplifiers, and Air Array Fly Frame, alongside an updated Inca 500 amplifier.
The additions offer customers greater choice in loudspeaker coverage, amplification and system deployment, combining practical installation features with Void’s distinctive approach to sound and design.
Cyclone 8 V2
More compact and lightweight than the original Cyclone 8, the Cyclone 8 V2 features wider dispersion for broader coverage. An IP55 rating, hydrophobic membrane and corrosion-resistant ABS driver basket enhance its suitability for outdoor applications.
T80-style fixing points support a range of mounting options, while refined Cyclone Series styling gives the loudspeaker an updated appearance. Standard finishes include Void Red, black and white, with custom RAL and KROME finishes available upon request.
Expanded Inca amplifiers
The updated Inca 500 is a compact four-channel amplifier delivering up to 125 W per channel in a half-rack-width, 1U format.
The new Inca 1000 delivers up to 125 W per channel across eight channels in a 1U, 19-inch rack format, while the Inca 2000 is the most powerful amplifier in the Inca Series, delivering up to 500 W per channel across four channels and 2000 W of total system power.
The Inca range supports low-impedance and 70V/100V systems, with integrated DSP and flexible system configuration.
Air Array Fly Frame
The new Air Array Fly Frame expands the deployment possibilities of the Incubus System, with seven angle adjustment positions and centre-of-gravity pick points providing greater flexibility when configuring flown systems.
Five lifting shackles are included as standard, with an optional three-leg sling and flightcase also available.
Tom Osborne, Head of Technical at Void Acoustics, said:
“The Cyclone 8 V2 is a great example of how we approach product development at Void. Compared with the original Cyclone 8, it’s lighter and smaller, with higher sensitivity and wider dispersion, and we’ve made it much more robust for outdoor use. We’ve really looked at every aspect of the original Cyclone 8 and focused on where we could make improvements.
The additions to the Inca Series are all about giving people more budget-friendly amplification options and greater flexibility, which is something we know is important for a lot of projects.
With the Air Array Fly Frame, we’ve listened to how people are actually using the Incubus System. We’re selling more Incubus Systems than ever, and we’re seeing people increasingly use them for touring and events. The Fly Frame gives them another way to deploy the system and makes those applications much easier.
Overall, a lot of work has gone into bringing all of these products together. It takes people from across the whole company to make a launch like this happen, so it’s really exciting to finally see them out there. Bringing four new products to market alongside a refreshed Inca 500 makes this a big moment for us, and it’s great to see everything come together.”
These launches mark the latest additions to Void Acoustics’ portfolio, with further new products set to follow before the end of 2026.
